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"Highway Call" – 4:26 "Let Nature Sing" – 5:10 "Hand Picked" – 14:20 "Kissimmee Kid" – 3:13; Personnel. Dickey Betts - electric guitar, acoustic guitar, dobro, lead vocals; Vassar Clements - fiddle; Chuck Leavell - piano; Tommy Talton - acoustic guitar; John Hughey - steel guitar; Walter Poindexter - banjo, backing vocals
A mediados de los años setenta, Leavell tocó en el primer disco solsita de Richard (Dickey) Betts, Highway Call. En esa época, realizó múltiples contribuciones en grabaciones de otros artistas de Capricorn Records como Bobby Whitlock , Bonnie Bramlett , The Marshall Tucker Band , Cowboy, entre otras; así como grabaciones fuera ...
During the mid-1970s Leavell also appeared on Dickey Betts's first solo record, Highway Call. In addition during this time, he made multiple contributions on several other Capricorn artists' recordings like Bobby Whitlock , Bonnie Bramlett , The Marshall Tucker Band , Cowboy and more as well as recordings outside the Capricorn family ...
11 de ene. de 2023 · The musicians that Betts gathered to record ‘Highway Call’ were a mix of southern rock musicians like Chuck Leavell, Cowboy’s Tommy Talton, and producer Johnny Sandlin, and real country and bluegrass musicians like famed steel player John Hughey, and bluegrass fiddler Vassar Clements.
Highway Call Album Review - Richard Betts, Chuck Leavell, Vassar Clements, John Hughey. Highway Call is a great album that I absolutely love! I would use it on my radio show to segue in and out of a variety of themes and sets including the ABB, Blues, Blue Grass, Country and Rock and Roll.
17 de jun. de 2008 · Highway Call. LP. Dickey Betts Format: Vinyl. 4.5 184 ratings. See all 5 formats and editions. Streaming. Unlimited MP3. $7.99. Listen with our. Free App. Audio CD. $399.00 1 Used from $39.03 1 New from $399.00. Vinyl. from $29.90 1 Used from $29.90 2 Collectible from $42.00. Report an issue with this product or seller. Editorial Reviews.
#1 - Long Time Gone - 4.5/5. A travelin' man's theme, Betts warms up his soulful pipes on the opening tune. While evocative of hitching a ride back home, the real star is is the loping, laid-back playing which has since become one of Dickey's trademarks. The slide guitar gives as sweet a melody as the singer. #2 - Rain - 4/5. A song about rain?
